Russians claim shelling of two districts in Bryansk Oblast, destruction reported
Bryansk Oblast (Photo:Новости Брянска)
Suzemsky and Klimovsky districts of Russia’s Bryansk Oblast were allegedly shelled on July 30, Bryansk Oblast Governor Alexander Bogomaz reported on his channel on Telegram.
There were reports of shelling in the village of Zernove, Suzemsky District, at around 9.00 a.m., Bogomaz said.
“No casualties have been reported,” the governor wrote.
“One residential building was damaged as a result of the shelling. Operational and emergency services are on-site,” his post read.
Closer to noon, a new message appeared on Bogomaz’s Telegram channel reporting shelling in Klimovsky District.
“The shells hit the territory of a pig farm,” the governer’s message read.
“As a result of the shelling, two women were injured. They have been taken to the district hospital, where they are receiving all necessary medical assistance.”
There was damages and fires were burning in the production facilities of the agricultural enterprise, said the governor. Emergency and operational services are working on-site.
Subsequently, it was reported that another person had been injured in the incident.
Bogomaz previously claimed on July 9 that two Ukrainian missiles had been shot down by Russian air defenses in Bryansk Oblast.
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